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====Collective nouns==== | |||
{{PAGENAME}} also features ways to form a collective noun; this is extensively used for concepts such as a puddle (of water), days, groups of animal and such. Take for example the word ''ter'' ('a moment') from which the {{PAGENAME}} word for a day ''teret'' is derived. It can be broken down into ''ter'' and the inanimate collectivising morpheme ''-et'' ('a group of moments, a day'). | |||
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Now that we have ger (story) ->gerek (a little story, a saying) -> gereket (sayings, proverbs) we can start translating the bible, FOR TEH LULZ | |||
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*pet-qĭ-ṇ -> petĭqṇ > petĭken > petaken | *pet-qĭ-ṇ -> petĭqṇ > petĭken > petaken | ||
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